northward we do get into the ft. pearce later tonight, 59, melbourne 57, coco beach, then as we go through tomorrow morning at this time that's when the highest winds will be in areas around volusia county. the jacksonville area the highest winds for you -- notice now only in the 40 mile per hour range, the storm has overnight almost doubled in distance away from jacksonville so your forecast has dramatically improved, you may not even get much rain. the same goes for the savannah area. there's all these back water bays here and because of the angle of approach of the storm it's going to pile some water up here, that's why they still have concerns in georgia, wind potential for storm surge issues, then you notice the storm gets very close to i remember as i can't say like charleston here. we will wait and see how that plays out thursday. if we are going to get a landfall ever in the lower 48, it would likely be thursday night into friday morning, if it happens. >> hopefully it doesn't. thanks, bill.